A Compact Variety Which Is Especially Recommended For Small Gardens. A Large Mid Season Apple Which Was Raised In England From Peasgood’S Nonsuch X Ribston Pippin. It Was First Recorded In 1904 When It Received The Award Of Merit From The Royal Horticultural Society. Disease Resistance Is Good And It Produces Very Large Juicy Fruits With An Unique, Tangy Flavour.
Features
Apple Trees Constitute The Perfect First Fruit Tree As They Are Extremely Easy To Grow. Your Tree’S Growth And Output Will Likely Be Fine Providing You Followed Our Planting And Care Instructions. Below We Address Some Common Queries:
- Hardiness: Malus Trees Can Be Found Growing In Far Colder Regions Than The Uk And Therefore The Uk’S Mild Winters Will Not Affect Your Tree. One Issue That Can Affect Fruit Trees Is Frost-Damaged Blossom, But This Is Rarely The Case With Apples That Flower Late Vis-A-Vis Other Fruit Species.
- Position: In The Uk, The Greatest Barrier To Successful Fruiting Is A Lack Of Sunlight, So Be Sure To Plant Your Tree In Full Sun. Planting Your Tree In A Sheltered Spot Will Help Prevent Uprooting And Allow The Tree To Put More Resources Into Fruiting.
- Soil Types: Soil Types Are Best Ignored And Remain An Unwelcome Confusion. Every Plant Will Adapt To Its Conditions. Having Said That, Less Than Ideal Conditions Will Reduce Growth. Every Plant Is Suited To A Specific Ph And Apple Trees Prefer Soils With A Ph Between 6.5-7.5. Phs Beyond This Range Will Reduce Nutrient Uptake. Waterlogged Soils Will Starve Your Tree Of Oxygen, Which Plays A Key Role In Photosynthesis, Cause Its Roots To Rot And Create The Perfect Environment For Many Diseases.
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